October 2013 U.S. Vehicle Sales Rankings – Top 268 Best-Selling Vehicles In America – Every Vehicle Ranked

Jeep sold its first 579 Cherokees in October 2013. A couple weeks into its tenure, the new Cherokee is America’s 243rd-best-selling vehicle, one spot ahead of Chrysler’s SRT Viper. Like the 56th-ranked Dodge Dart, the Detroit-badged Cherokee uses plenty of Fiat architecture. Another American brand debut in October involved the Chevrolet SS, which is very much a Holden product, Holden being GM’s Australian outpost.

Pickup trucks continue to rule the roost, and the best-selling pickup trucks aren’t Italian or Australian. The first, second, and fifth-best-selling vehicles in America are trucks, and together they account for one out of every ten new vehicle sales through the first ten months of 2013. The Ford F-Series, Chevrolet Silverado, and Chrysler’s Ram Pickup compete in a category that’s grown 13.7% this year, by 217,079 sales. The overall new vehicle market is up 8.2% in 2013.

• U.S. Vehicle Sales Rankings By Model – October 2014 YTD
• U.S. Auto Sales Brand Rankings – October 2013 & YTD
• All 91 SUVs & Crossovers Ranked By October 2013 YTD U.S. Sales
• All 155 Cars Ranked By October 2013 YTD U.S. Sales

Car sales, led by the Toyota Camry, Honda Accord, Honda Civic, Nissan Altima, and Toyota Corolla, are up just 5% through the end of October 2013. According to Automotive News, those five leaders generate 22% of America’s new car volume.

Among continuing cars – those not cancelled or defunct – the worst year-over-year decline in 2013 has been reported by the Audi A3. Its 87% drop, however, comes as Audi ends sales of the outgoing A3 hatchback. The A3 sedan won’t arrive until next spring.

The Scion iQ’s 53% decline is dreadful, and comes on the heels of Aston Martin dropping the iQ-based Cygnet. (Aston Martin says the iQ has no future, either.) Smart Fortwo sales are down 10% and Fortwo volume is more than twice as high. Chevrolet has sold nearly 31,000 Sparks in the last ten months. The Volvo S80, Infiniti M, Acura TSX, and Cadillac CTS have all taken hard hits in the United States this year, as well, and for a variety of reasons. CTS sales will perk up shortly as the new third-generation car arrives in showrooms.

Chevrolet’s seventh-generation Corvette was General Motors’ key showroom debut in October. The build-up to the long-awaited C7 Corvette was bound to boost sales of a nameplate that, while exciting, had grown long in the tooth. Only three cars reported more impressive year-over-year improvements than the Corvette in October. Porsche Cayman volume jumped 8575%, or 343 units, to 347. In comparison to the Acura RL’s October 2012 sales figures, RLX sales were up by 809 units, or 3852%. The Toyota Avalon’s 266% year-over-year increase equals 3743 extra sales.

Corvette sales in the U.S. in October were 2762 units, or 237%, better than what Chevrolet managed a year ago. At the end of September, the Corvette ranked 173rd in new vehicle sales in 2013. It’s now America’s 161st-best-selling vehicle, and another climb up the charts is anticipated one month from now.

There are exciting improvements in this month’s ranking of vehicle sales. Prior year figures now include the actual numbers from last year, not just the percentage increase from last year. As a result, we’ve also included vehicles like the Ford Ranger and Mazda RX-8, nameplates which collected sales in 2012 but not this year. More importantly, there are now visible brand results, so when you sort the table by vehicle names to showcase all Acuras together, for example, you’ll also see the Acura brand’s total. Manufacturers are shown in bold for differentiation between makes and models. At any time, click the Rank column to return to the original format. If you’re on a mobile device, you may need to choose the full version of the site (at the bottom of the page) in order to use the sortable function.

Reminder: these are year-to-date rankings, but you can sort vehicles by October volume by clicking the October 2013 column header, or you can rank vehicles by improvements or declines using the % columns. Or, most importantly, you can list automakers together by selecting the Vehicle column header. Just remember, the list is horizontally flipped from the norm: YTD on the left, monthly data on the right.

As always, you can find historical monthly and yearly sales figures for any of these vehicles by selecting a make and model at GCBC’s Sales Stats page.

Click Column Headers To Sort • October 2014 • November 2013 • September 2013 • October 2012

Rank	Vehicle	October 2013 YTD	October 2012 YTD	% Change	October 2013	October 2012	% Change
#1	Ford F-Series	623,309	520,230	19.8%	63,803	56,497	12.9%
#2	Chevrolet Silverado	403,435	336,939	19.7%	42,660	38,739	10.1%
#3	Toyota Camry	348,134	344,714	1.0%	29,144	29,926	-2.6%
#4	Honda Accord	307,264	276,196	11.2%	25,162	28,349	-11.2%
#5	Dodge Ram ¹	292,633	238,815	22.5%	29,846	25,222	18.3%
#6	Honda Civic	280,889	254,716	10.3%	27,328	20,687	32.1%
#7	Nissan Altima	271,303	258,663	4.9%	21,785	24,623	-11.5%
#8	Toyota Corolla/Matrix	257,184	243,652	5.6%	23,637	20,949	12.8%
#9	Honda CR-V	251,636	233,586	7.7%	22,554	20,205	11.6%
#10	Ford Escape	250,543	219,907	13.9%	22,253	19,832	12.2%
#11	Ford Fusion	248,033	206,855	19.9%	21,740	12,690	71.3%
#12	Chevrolet Cruze	211,862	199,721	6.1%	16,087	19,121	-15.9%
#13	Hyundai Elantra	209,469	167,087	25.4%	14,876	14,512	2.5%
#14	Ford Focus	203,762	205,006	-0.6%	15,108	18,320	-17.5%
#15	Chevrolet Equinox	202,583	182,249	11.2%	17,163	15,387	11.5%
#16	Toyota RAV4	177,832	145,103	22.6%	17,590	10,936	60.8%
#17	Hyundai Sonata	172,574	192,119	-10.2%	19,872	16,773	18.5%
#18	Chevrolet Malibu	170,696	189,094	-9.7%	15,746	9,629	63.5%
#19	Ford Explorer	161,222	132,023	22.1%	15,288	14,220	7.5%
#19.1	Ford Explorer *	149,431	121,793	17.5%	13,584	13,538	0.3%
#19.2	Ford Explorer Police Interceptor *	11,791	4830	144%	1704	682	150%
#20	GMC Sierra	152,173	126,749	20.1%	16,503	14,568	13.3%
#21	Jeep Grand Cherokee	142,960	123,994	15.3%	14,263	11,919	19.7%
#22	Nissan Rogue	137,588	118,199	16.4%	12,919	8,436	53.1%
#23	Volkswagen Jetta	135,983	140,504	-3.2%	11,710	13,476	-13.1%
#23.1	Volkswagen Jetta Sedan *	116,712	121,399	– 3.9%	10,161	11,253	– 9.7%
#23.2	Volkswagen Jetta SportWagen *	19,271	19,105	0.9%	1549	2223	– 30.3%
#24	Toyota Prius ²	135,559	135,669	– 0.1%	10,334	10,677	-3.2%
#24.1	Toyota Prius Sedan *	125,490	126,046	-0.4%	8239	8788	-6.2%
#24.2	Toyota Prius Plug-In *	10,069	9623	4.6%	2095	1889	10.9%
#25	Kia Optima	135,548	127,676	6.2%	11,492	12,948	-11.2%
#26	Toyota Tacoma	134,123	115,063	16.6%	12,351	12,191	1.3%
#27	Chevrolet Impala	132,746	148,547	-10.6%	11,713	8,368	40.0%
#28	Jeep Wrangler	131,721	119,787	10.0%	11,780	11,310	4.2%
#29	Chrysler 200	111,207	109,025	2.0%	8,348	8,758	-4.7%
#30	Honda Pilot	109,557	94,116	16.4%	9,202	8,828	4.2%
#31	Ford Edge	108,270	105,393	2.7%	8,681	8,406	3.3%
#32	Honda Odyssey	107,479	107,536	-0.1%	8,968	9,712	-7.7%
#33	Nissan Sentra	106,680	91,464	16.6%	8,399	5,624	49.3%
#34	Toyota Highlander	103,684	99,390	4.3%	9,323	8,909	4.6%
#35	Dodge Grand Caravan	103,179	118,730	-13.1%	11,609	10,603	9.5%
#36	Toyota Sienna	102,917	94,986	8.3%	8,586	7,799	10.1%
#37	Chrysler Town & Country	101,263	95,850	5.6%	10,562	8,281	27.5%
#38	Nissan Versa	100,161	93,883	6.7%	8,626	8,311	3.8%
#39	Kia Soul	98,864	101,344	-2.4%	8,240	7,988	3.2%
#40	Subaru Outback	98,195	95,357	3.0%	8,122	10,153	-20.0%
#41	Subaru Forester	96,953	61,880	56.7%	12,581	5,309	137%
#42	Toyota Tundra	91,734	83,058	10.4%	9,913	8,086	22.6%
#43	Volkswagen Passat	91,522	92,017	-0.5%	7,258	8,355	-13.1%
#44	BMW 3-Series/4-Series ³	89,636	78,081	14.8%	11,715	9,729	20.4%
#45	Kia Sorento	89,522	97,779	-8.4%	8,142	9,615	-15.3%
#46	Mazda 3	89,288	103,223	-13.5%	7,674	9,518	-19.4%
#47	GMC Terrain	84,706	78,112	8.4%	7,914	7,286	8.6%
#48	Dodge Avenger	84,005	82,375	2.0%	5,406	7,637	-29.2%
#49	Chevrolet Traverse	81,776	72,479	12.8%	6,365	5,437	17.1%
#50	Lexus RX	81,258	73,976	9.8%	7,979	6,928	15.2%
#51	Dodge Charger	81,206	68,409	18.7%	7,864	4,924	59.7%
#52	Chevrolet Sonic	76,499	70,241	8.9%	6,850	5,495	24.7%
#53	Nissan Pathfinder	75,156	26,585	183%	5,793	3,043	90.4%
#54	GMC Acadia	74,304	69,470	7.0%	6,882	5,613	22.6%
#55	Mercedes-Benz C-Class	73,144	65,376	11.9%	6,548	7,636	-14.2%
#56	Dodge Dart	71,453	14,710	386%	5,617	5,455	3.0%
#57	Dodge Journey	71,162	65,306	9.0%	6,373	5,955	7.0%
#58	Hyundai Santa Fe	70,938	56,983	24.5%	8,194	6,022	36.1%
#59	Chevrolet Camaro	70,484	74,090	-4.9%	5,669	5,122	10.7%
#60	Ford Taurus	69,648	61,737	12.8%	6,027	4,889	23.3%
#60.1	Ford Taurus *	59,967	54,765	9.5%	5032	3996	25.9%
#60.2	Ford Taurus Police Interceptor *	9681	6972	38.9%	995	893	11.4%
#61	Chevrolet Tahoe	67,584	54,407	24.2%	7,458	4,926	51.4%
#62	Mazda CX-5	66,501	33,150	101%	5,833	3,778	54.4%
#63	Ford Mustang	66,083	72,149	-8.4%	6,918	5,328	29.8%
#64	Subaru Impreza	64,922	68,389	-5.1%	4,923	4,738	3.9%
#64.1	Subaru Impreza *	50,140	57,760	-13.2%	3567	3638	-2.0%
#64.2	Subaru Impreza WRX *	14,782	10,629	39.1%	1356	1100	23.3%
#65	Jeep Patriot	64,491	53,270	21.1%	5,581	4,209	32.6%
#66	Ford Fiesta	61,955	47,475	30.5%	4,337	3,991	8.7%
#67	Toyota Avalon	58,943	23,078	155%	5,148	1,405	266%
#68	Lexus ES	58,073	42,105	37.9%	5,997	5,971	0.4%
#69	Kia Forte	57,421	67,139	-14.5%	4,706	5,911	-20.4%
#70	Mercedes-Benz E-Class	52,462	50,061	4.8%	6,456	5,265	22.6%
#71	Nissan Frontier	51,423	47,865	7.4%	5,242	3,051	71.8%
#72	Buick Enclave	51,028	45,834	11.3%	4,644	4,273	8.7%
#73	Dodge Durango	49,770	33,282	49.5%	5,120	3,230	58.5%
#74	Chrysler 300	48,728	58,813	-17.1%	4,542	5,183	-12.4%
#75	Hyundai Accent	48,717	54,811	-11.1%	3,605	3,373	6.9%
#76	Jeep Compass	45,912	34,389	33.5%	4,176	2,486	68.0%
#77	Cadillac SRX	45,879	45,745	0.3%	5,373	5,521	-2.7%
#78	Dodge Challenger	45,833	36,309	26.2%	3,256	2,686	21.2%
#79	Honda Fit	44,756	42,351	5.7%	3,735	3,773	-1.0%
#80	BMW 5-Series	43,701	42,556	2.7%	5,020	4,228	18.7%
#81	Subaru XV Crosstrek	42,905	1,927	2127%	4,886	1,735	182%
#82	Buick LaCrosse	42,695	49,205	-13.2%	3,850	4,139	-7.0%
#83	Toyota 4Runner	41,844	39,313	6.4%	4,571	4,014	13.9%
#84	Chevrolet Captiva Sport	40,490	30,556	32.5%	4,197	3,408	23.2%
#85	Acura MDX	40,411	42,417	-4.7%	5,608	3,771	48.7%
#86	Chevrolet Suburban	40,228	37,455	7.4%	5,648	3,595	57.1%
#87	Nissan Maxima	40,179	50,482	-20.4%	3,983	4,361	-8.7%
#88	Buick Verano	39,874	32,648	22.1%	3,306	3,502	-5.6%
#89	Volkswagen Beetle	37,473	24,005	56.1%	2,555	2,439	4.8%
#89.1	Volkswagen Beetle Coupe *	21,411	24,005	-10.8%	1312	2439	-46.2%
#89.2	Volkswagen Beetle Convertible *	16,062	—	—	1243	—	—
#90	Acura RDX	36,872	22,460	64.2%	3,333	2,659	25.3%
#91	Subaru Legacy	36,441	39,187	-7.0%	3,090	3,598	-14.1%
#92	Infiniti G/Q60 †	36,329	49,490	-26.6%	2,127	3,438	-38.1%
#92.1	Infiniti G Sedan *	27,513	38,486	-28.5%	1470	2720	-46.0%
#92.2	Infiniti G37 Coupe/Convertible & Q60 *	8816	11,004	-19.9%	657	718	-8.5%
#93	Toyota Prius C ²	36,168	29,458	22.8%	3,035	3,328	-8.8%
#94	Kia Rio	36,112	35,438	1.9%	2,874	2,623	9.6%
#95	Mazda 6	35,632	31,168	14.3%	3,100	1,515	105%
#96	Mini Cooper	35,519	37,239	-4.6%	3,145	4,053	-22.4%
#96.1	Mini Cooper Hardtop *	22,232	23,777	-6.5%	1679	2434	-31.0%
#96.2	Mini Cooper Clubman *	4446	4844	-8.2%	947	595	59.2%
#96.3	Mini Cooper Convertible *	3946	4163	-5.2%	283	371	-23.7%
#96.4	Mini Cooper Roadster *	2563	1902	34.8%	145	306	-52.6%
#96.5	Mini Cooper Coupe *	2332	2553	-8.7%	91	347	-73.8%
#97	Hyundai Tucson	34,907	41,295	-15.5%	2,016	3,451	-41.6%
#98	Audi A4	34,590	31,381	10.2%	3,477	3,151	10.3%
#98.1	Audi A4 Sedan/Avant *	30,032	29,138	3.1%	3040	2740	10.9%
#98.2	Audi A4 Allroad *	4558	2243	103%	437	411	6.3%
#99	Nissan Murano	34,280	42,547	-19.4%	3,102	3,225	-3.8%
#100	BMW X5	33,439	33,922	-1.4%	2,140	4,240	-49.5%
#101	Mercedes-Benz M-Class	32,513	29,966	8.5%	3,113	2,868	8.5%
#102	Audi Q5	31,979	22,321	43.3%	3,380	2,424	39.4%
#103	Nissan Juke	31,635	30,616	3.3%	3,328	2,520	32.1%
#104	Toyota Venza	31,459	35,012	-10.1%	2,272	3,598	-36.9%
#105	Fiat 500	31,372	36,462	-14.0%	2,378	3,720	-36.1%
#106	Cadillac ATS	30,989	1,877	1551%	2,782	1,266	120%
#107	Ford C-Max	30,784	4,151	642%	2,530	3,182	-20.5%
#108	Chevrolet Spark	30,677	8,447	263%	2,353	2,134	10.3%
#109	Toyota Prius V ²	30,652	34,987	-12.4%	2,254	2,769	-18.6%
#110	Ford Expedition	30,533	31,170	-2.0%	3,151	2,943	7.1%
#111	Hyundai Genesis	27,061	29,191	-7.3%	1,944	2,175	-10.6%
#112	Volkswagen Golf	26,836	35,322	-24.0%	2,249	2,914	-22.8%
#112.1	Volkswagen Golf *	14,013	17,771	– 21.1%	1169	1674	– 30.2%
#112.2	Volkswagen Golf GTI *	11,287	14,226	– 20.7%	1032	966	6.8%
#112.3	Volkswagen Golf R *	1536	3325	– 53.8%	48	274	– 82.5%
#113	Lincoln MKZ	26,684	25,088	6.4%	2,909	1,614	80.2%
#114	Buick Encore	26,532	—	—	3,602	—	—
#115	Cadillac CTS	26,483	40,809	-35.1%	2,073	2,344	-11.6%
#116	Cadillac XTS	26,472	9,696	173%	2,750	2,540	8.3%
#117	Mercedes-Benz GLK-Class	25,980	23,084	12.5%	2,695	2,943	-8.4%
#118	Kia Sportage	25,745	32,392	-20.5%	2,513	2,223	13.0%
#119	Lexus IS	25,630	23,223	10.4%	3,570	2,116	68.7%
#120	Hyundai Veloster	25,448	30,802	-17.4%	2,175	2,464	-11.7%
#121	GMC Yukon XL	25,435	17,963	41.6%	3,489	2,295	52.0%
#122	Volkswagen Tiguan	25,303	25,606	-1.2%	2,153	2,752	-21.8%
#123	Infiniti JX/QX60	24,843	16,437	51.1%	2,176	2,084	4.4%
#124	Mercedes-Benz GL-Class	24,747	19,854	24.6%	2,565	2,296	11.7%
#125	BMW X3	22,884	25,839	-11.4%	2,819	3,248	-13.2%
#126	GMC Yukon	21,928	21,438	2.3%	3,021	2,289	32.0%
#127	Mazda CX-9	21,783	18,804	15.8%	1,352	1,465	-7.7%
#128	Ford Flex	21,450	24,404	-12.1%	1,623	1,444	12.4%
#129	BMW X1	21,407	4,053	428%	3,059	1,907	60.4%
#130	Acura TL	21,057	29,408	-28.4%	1,295	2,560	-49.4%
#131	Mitsubishi Outlander Sport	20,534	14,801	38.7%	2,009	1,675	19.9%
#132	Toyota Yaris	20,029	26,397	-24.1%	775	2,579	-69.9%
#133	Volvo S60	20,008	19,146	4.5%	1,276	1,153	10.7%
#134	Lincoln MKX	19,420	20,382	-4.7%	2,022	1,602	26.2%
#135	Chevrolet Volt	18,782	19,309	-2.7%	2,022	2,961	-31.7%
#136	Cadillac Escalade	18,357	18,269	0.5%	1,814	1,832	-1.0%
#136.1	Cadillac Escalade *	10,022	10,284	-2.5%	1069	990	8.0%
#136.2	Cadillac Escalade ESV *	6524	6463	0.9%	608	668	-9.0%
#136.3	Cadillac Escalade EXT *	1811	1522	19.0%	137	174	-21.3%
#137	Nissan Leaf	18,078	6,791	166%	2,002	1,579	26.8%
#138	Mini Countryman	17,835	17,180	3.8%	2,239	1,835	22.0%
#139	Audi A6	17,630	15,529	13.5%	1,838	1,620	13.5%
#140	Acura ILX	17,275	7,658	126%	2,005	1,529	31.1%
#141	Volvo XC60	16,685	15,312	9.0%	1,244	1,562	-20.4%
#142	Mitsubishi Lancer	16,581	14,024	18.2%	1,161	1,256	-7.6%
#143	Scion tC	16,505	19,790	-16.6%	1,499	1,654	-9.4%
#144	Chevrolet Avalanche	16,144	19,480	-17.1%	526	2,331	-77.4%
#145	Scion FR-S	16,000	8,572	86.7%	1,233	1,107	11.4%
#146	Audi A5	15,975	14,313	11.6%	1,487	1,308	13.7%
#147	Porsche Cayenne	15,582	12,031	29.5%	1,669	1,697	-1.6%
#148	Lexus GS	15,548	17,538	-11.3%	1,293	1,521	-15.0%
#149	Acura TSX	15,394	24,955	-38.3%	1,211	1,577	-23.2%
#149.1	Acura TSX Sedan *	13,630	21,519	-36.7%	1079	1185	-8.9%
#149.2	Acura TSX Sport Wagon *	1764	3436	-48.7%	132	392	-66.3%
#150	Scion xB	15,238	17,055	-10.7%	1,246	1,463	-14.8%
#151	Buick Regal	14,920	21,989	-32.1%	2,153	1,466	46.9%
#152	Honda Ridgeline	14,807	11,225	31.9%	1,239	996	24.4%
#153	Nissan Xterra	14,733	14,500	1.6%	1,114	1,000	11.4%
#154	Honda Crosstour	14,173	16,758	-15.4%	1,266	1,763	-28.2%
#155	Volkswagen CC	13,715	17,253	-20.5%	1,289	2,238	-42.4%
#156	Nissan Titan	13,227	17,988	-26.5%	984	1,582	-37.8%
#157	Lexus CT200h	12,282	14,811	-17.1%	842	1,199	-29.8%
#158	Land Rover Range Rover Sport	12,250	12,854	-4.7%	1,266	1,391	-9.0%
#159	Audi Q7	12,175	8,354	45.7%	1,403	1,012	38.6%
#160	Mazda 5	12,050	10,454	15.3%	666	761	-12.5%
#161	Chevrolet Corvette	11,759	11,737	0.2%	3,929	1,167	237%
#162	Nissan Armada	11,660	14,121	-17.4%	1,187	971	22.2%
#163	Nissan Quest	11,238	15,402	-27.0%	812	888	-8.6%
#164	Toyota Sequoia	11,228	10,255	9.5%	1,169	1,019	14.7%
#165	Toyota FJ Cruiser	10,676	10,981	-2.8%	926	1,061	-12.7%
#166	Infiniti QX56/QX80	10,155	10,957	-7.3%	1,117	1,467	-23.9%
#167	Mazda 2	9,805	13,853	-29.2%	736	1,124	-34.5%
#168	Hyundai Azera	9,617	6,833	40.7%	512	840	-39.0%
#169	Mitsubishi Outlander	9,599	6,527	47.1%	1,023	618	65.5%
#170	Land Rover Range Rover	9,589	6,457	48.5%	1,184	403	194%
#171	Mercedes-Benz S-Class	9,539	9,310	2.5%	1,914	1,096	74.6%
#172	BMW 7-Series	9,196	8,737	5.3%	623	634	-1.7%
#173	Land Rover Range Rover Evoque	9,128	6,880	32.7%	959	645	48.7%
#174	Lincoln MKS	8,985	10,109	-11.1%	919	699	31.5%
#175	Lexus LS	8,624	5,750	50.0%	1,055	834	26.5%
#176	Lexus GX460	8,603	8,629	-0.3%	1,498	909	64.8%
#177	Porsche 911	8,246	7,244	13.8%	748	590	26.8%
#178	BMW 6-Series	7,955	6,252	27.2%	921	770	19.6%
#179	Scion xD	7,676	9,280	-17.3%	716	855	-16.3%
#180	Smart Fortwo	7,450	8,309	-10.3%	513	998	-48.6%
#181	Infiniti Q50 †	7,357	—	—	2,556	—	—
#182	Mercedes-Benz CLA-Class	7,205	—	—	4,895	—	—
#183	Subaru BRZ	7,126	3,120	128%	780	402	94.0%
#184	Lincoln Navigator	6,909	6,614	4.5%	954	792	20.5%
#185	Kia Cadenza	6,869	—	—	1,111	—	—
#186	Volkswagen Touareg	6,845	8,077	-15.3%	549	965	-43.1%
#187	Audi A7	6,723	7,019	-4.2%	696	768	-9.4%
#188	Mercedes-Benz CLS-Class	6,568	6,708	-2.1%	647	599	8.0%
#189	Jaguar XF	6,461	4,658	38.7%	611	278	120%
#190	Jeep Liberty	6,101	67,773	-91.0%	—	4,099	-100%
#191	Mercedes-Benz SL-Class	6,091	3,823	59.3%	521	574	-9.2%
#192	Kia Sedona	6,056	15,598	-61.2%	676	1,144	-40.9%
#193	Land Rover LR4	6,052	5,979	1.2%	565	474	19.2%
#194	Volvo XC90	5,653	7,848	-28.0%	492	588	-16.3%
#195	Nissan 370Z	5,648	6,482	-12.9%	537	383	40.2%
#196	BMW 1-Series	5,482	6,313	-13.2%	588	778	-24.4%
#197	Infiniti FX/QX70	5,247	8,245	-36.4%	580	783	-25.9%
#198	Mazda MX-5 Miata	5,167	5,542	-6.8%	377	461	-18.2%
#199	Audi A8	5,079	4,561	11.4%	445	591	-24.7%
#200	Fiat 500L	5,044	—	—	1,296	—	—
#201	Lincoln MKT	4,985	5,904	-15.6%	327	426	-23.2%
#202	Nissan Cube	4,719	6,287	-24.9%	297	475	-37.5%
#203	Infiniti M	4,552	7,497	-39.3%	374	738	-49.3%
#204	Jaguar XJ	4,520	4,197	7.7%	454	260	74.6%
#205	Porsche Panamera	4,449	6,451	-31.0%	501	467	7.3%
#206	BMW X6	4,312	4,897	-11.9%	515	671	-23.2%
#207	Porsche Boxster	4,056	2,052	97.7%	297	453	-34.4%
#208	Volvo XC70	4,047	4,402	-8.1%	408	386	5.7%
#209	Mercedes-Benz SLK-Class	4,013	3,723	7.8%	444	435	2.1%
#210	Honda Insight	3,982	5,298	-24.8%	463	251	84.5%
#211	Honda CR-Z	3,871	3,705	4.5%	325	244	33.2%
#212	Acura RLX/RL ‡	3,780	350	980%	830	21	3852%
#213	Volkswagen Eos	3,718	5,529	-32.8%	261	331	-21.1%
#214	Scion iQ	3,611	7,680	-53.0%	246	808	-69.6%
#215	Lexus LX570	3,436	4,126	-16.7%	483	366	32.0%
#216	Chevrolet Colorado	3,404	34,220	-90.1%	29	1,612	-98.2%
#217	Chevrolet Caprice PPV	3,239	3,208	1.0%	273	343	-20.4%
#218	Hyundai Equus	2,867	3,281	-12.6%	361	318	13.5%
#219	Suzuki SX4	2,859	10,633	-73.1%	—	1,072	-100%
#220	Volvo C70	2,826	3,941	-28.3%	276	200	38.0%
#221	Porsche Cayman	2,778	448	520%	347	4	8575%
#222	Land Rover LR2	2,626	2,633	-0.3%	312	216	44.4%
#223	Toyota Land Cruiser	2,480	2,333	6.3%	289	259	11.6%
#224	BMW Z4	2,127	2,198	-3.2%	174	246	-29.3%
#225	Mercedes-Benz G-Class	2,072	911	127%	194	160	21.3%
#226	Mini Paceman	1,981	—	—	316	—	—
#227	Jaguar F-Type	1,843	—	—	353	—	—
#228	Audi TT	1,739	1,815	-4.2%	209	129	62.0%
#229	Suzuki Kizashi	1,602	4,700	-65.9%	—	310	-100%
#230	Infiniti EX/QX50	1,588	2,727	-41.8%	222	247	-10.1%
#231	Volvo S80	1,576	2,805	-43.8%	175	163	7.4%
#232	Volkswagen Routan	1,567	9,087	-82.8%	105	841	-87.5%
#233	Mitsubishi Galant	1,385	12,667	-89.1%	56	369	-84.8%
#234	Subaru Tribeca	1,348	1,722	-21.7%	101	184	-45.1%
#235	Volvo C30	1,317	2,321	-43.3%	48	148	-67.6%
#236	Jaguar XK	1,138	1,394	-18.4%	97	161	-39.8%
#237	Nissan GT-R	1,063	1,054	0.9%	111	86	29.1%
#238	Suzuki Grand Vitara	1,037	4,283	-75.8%	—	522	-100%
#239	Mitsubishi i MiEV	1,006	469	114.5%	28	30	-6.7%
#240	GMC Canyon	923	8,090	-88.6%	5	472	-98.9%
#241	Audi A3	857	6,408	-86.6%	1	658	-99.8%
#242	Audi R8	665	701	-5.1%	65	47	38.3%
#243	Jeep Cherokee	579	—	—	579	—	—
T244	Dodge (SRT) Viper ¹	495	20	2375%	69	—	—
T244	Mitsubishi Mirage	495	—	—	475	—	—
#246	Suzuki Equator	448	1,561	-71.3%	—	135	-100%
#247	Mercedes-Benz CL-Class	395	589	-32.9%	34	54	-37.0%
#248	Mercedes-Benz SLS AMG	366	734	-50.1%	42	28	50.0%
#249	Acura ZDX	337	688	-51.0%	14	46	-69.6%
#250	Hyundai Veracruz	175	7,683	-97.7%	—	343	-100%
#251	Mitsubishi Eclipse	109	1127	-90.3%	—	28	-100%
#251.1	Mitsubishi Eclipse *	40	685	-94.2%	—	23	-100%
#251.2	Mitsubishi Eclipse Spyder *	69	442	-84.4%	—	5	-100%
#252	Dodge Caliber	45	10,113	-99.6%	—	92	-100%
#253	Mercedes-Benz R-Class	30	1,457	-97.9%	1	24	-95.8%
#254	Mitsubishi Endeavor	24	488	-95.1%	—	5	-100%
#255	Lexus LFA	20	36	-44.4%	2	3	-33.3%
#256	Cadillac DTS	19	463	-95.9%	—	1	-100%
#257	Buick Lucerne	9	970	-99.1%	—	4	-100%
#258	Cadillac STS	7	158	-95.6%	—	1	-100%
#259	Honda FCX	6	5	20.0%	—	2	-100%
#260	Lexus HS	5	644	-99.2%	—	3	-100%
#261	Chevrolet HHR	3	21	-85.7%	—	—	—
T262	Chevrolet Aveo	2	63	-96.8%	—	2	-100%
T262	Honda S2000	2	—	—	—	—	—
T262	Honda Element	2	3	-33.3%	—	—	—
T266	Mazda RX-8	1	79	-98.7%	—	—	—
T266	Chevrolet SS	1	—	—	1	—	—
T266	Mazda Tribute	1	502	-99.8%	—	—-	—
T266	Mazda CX-7	1	11,327	-99.99%	—	—	—
#268	Ford Ranger	—	19,220	-100%	—	74	-100%
#269	Ford Crown Victoria	—	3,650	-100%	—	226	-100%
#270	Dodge Nitro	—	3,269	-100%	—	29	-100%
#271	Lincoln Town Car	—	937	-100%	—	21	-100%
#272	Dodge Dakota	—	490	-100%	—	2	-100%
#274	Volvo S40	—	51	-100%	—	—	—
#275	Mercedes-Benz B-Class	—	23	-100%	—	3	-100%
#276	Chevrolet Cobalt	—	11	-100%	—	—	—
#277	Suzuki XL7	—	10	-100%	—	—	—
#278	Lexus SC	—	2	-100%	—	—	—
#279	Suzuki Forenza/Reno	—	1	-100%	—	—	—
#280	Ford -Brand ^	2,011,956	1,783,981	12.8%	184,136	162,793	13.1%
#281	Chevrolet -Brand ^	1,648,543	1,555,688	6.0%	155,214	135,305	14.7%
#282	Toyota -Brand	1,594,646	1,473,449	8.2%	141,317	129,505	9.1%
#283	Honda -Brand	1,138,424	1,045,495	8.9%	100,242	94,810	5.7%
#284	Nissan -Brand ^	942,063	850,816	10.7%	81,866	70,928	15.4%
#285	Dodge/Ram -Brand ^	807,708	677,492	19.2%	76,578	66,220	15.6%
#286	Hyundai -Brand	601,773	590,085	2.0%	53,555	50,271	6.5%
#287	Kia -Brand	456,137	477,366	-4.4%	39,754	42,452	-6.4%
#288	Jeep -Brand	391,764	399,213	-1.9%	36,379	34,023	6.9%
#289	GMC -Brand ^	372,054	340,128	9.4%	38,841	33,570	15.7%
#290	Subaru -Brand	347,890	271,582	28.1%	34,483	26,119	32.0%
#291	Volkswagen -Brand	342,962	357,400	-4.0%	28,129	34,311	-18.0%
#292	Mercedes-Benz -Brand ^	262,103	232,664	12.7%	32,107	25,644	25.2%
#293	Chrysler -Brand	261,198	263,688	-0.9%	23,452	22,222	5.5%
#294	Mazda -Brand	240,229	228,104	5.3%	19,738	18,622	6.0%
#295	BMW -Brand	240,139	212,848	12.8%	27,574	26,451	4.2%
#296	Lexus -Brand	213,479	190,840	11.9%	22,719	19,850	14.5%
#297	Buick -Brand	175,058	150,646	16.2%	17,555	13,384	31.2%
#298	Cadillac -Brand	148,206	117,017	26.7%	14,792	13,505	9.5%
#299	Acura -Brand	135,126	127,936	5.6%	14,296	12,163	17.5%
#300	Audi -Brand	127,412	112,402	13.4%	13,000	11,708	11.0%
#301	Infiniti -Brand	90,071	95,353	-5.5%	9,152	8,757	4.5%
#302	Lincoln -Brand	66,983	69,032	-3.0%	7,131	5,154	38.4%
#303	Scion -Brand	59,030	62,377	-5.4%	4,940	5,887	-16.1%
#304	Mini -Brand	55,335	54,419	1.7%	5,700	5,888	-3.2%
#305	Volvo -Brand	52,112	55,826	-6.7%	3,919	4,200	-6.7%
#306	Mitsubishi -Brand	49,953	50,103	-0.3%	4,972	3,981	24.9%
#307	Land Rover -Brand	39,645	34,803	13.9%	4,286	3,129	37.0%
#308	Fiat -Brand	36,416	36,462	0.1%	3,674	3,720	-1.2%
#309	Porsche -Brand	35,111	28,226	24.4%	3,562	3,211	10.9%
#310	Jaguar -Brand	13,962	10,249	36.2%	1,515	699	117%
#311	Suzuki -Brand	5946	21,188	-71.9%	—	2,039	-100%
#312	Maserati -Brand	2828	2189	29.2%	587	205	186%
#313	Bentley -Brand	2199	1866	17.8%	340	222	53.2%
—	Overall Market	12,979,521	11,992,982	8.2%	1,206,182	1,092,322	10.4%
—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—
—	Total Market	12,726,226	11,750,032	8.3%	1,180,852	1,072,175	10.1%
—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—
—	Commercial Vans	253,295	242,950	4.3%	25,330	20,147	25.7%
—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—

Source: Automakers & ANDC
* Italicized unranked lines are nothing more than available breakdowns, already included in the model’s total, not in addition to the model’s total.
^ Brand total includes sales of commercial vans. Dodge/Ram sales figures are isolated here.
¹ Chrysler markets the Ram not as a Dodge but as a Ram, but we show it and the SRT Viper here as Dodges so you can see the vehicles with like-minded products when you sort vehicles alphabetically using the Vehicle column header.
² Total Prius Family sales: up 1.1% to 202,379 YTD; down 6.9% to 15,623 in October.
³ BMW has chosen to include sales of the 4-Series within figures for the 3-Series, presumably for year-over-year consistency’s sake.
† Total Infiniti G/Q50/Q60 sales: down 11.7% to 43,686 YTD; up 36.2% to 4683 in October.
‡ Acura has chosen to combine sales figures for the RLX and its predecessor, the RL.
Sales data for brands such as Aston Martin, Ferrari, Lamborghini, Lotus, Maybach, Rolls-Royce etc. are unfortunately not broken down by model. estimates say sales for those brands in the first ten months of 2013 were 690, 1620, 460, 220, zero, and 840, respectively. Reportedly, Tesla had risen to 15,550 through ten months with 1300 October. Tesla, unfortunately, doesn’t release model-specific monthly U.S. sales data. With hard and fast sales data, we would likely discover that the Tesla Model S is one of America’s 150 best-selling vehicles.
This post was updated at 4:05 PM At on 11/6/2013 to reflect a re-reporting from Mazda that took Tribute sales down by 1 unit and brought RX-8 sales up by 1 unit from a January RX-8 sale.